Poll: Be Honest, Do you read terms and conditions?

[Grouchy Imp_v1legacy]

For the non-critical stuff I only read the privacy sections that deal with the use of my information. For the big stuff (insurance, mortgage, etc) I sit down with a professional and go through every clause - luckily this doesn't need doing very often.

 

[Gunner 51]

It depends on what the contract is for. If it's something like a job description - too right I'll read it.

But if it's something like an EULA for a game, no. At that point, I think "I paid money for this, ergo - I OWN this and can do whatever I like with it" while hammering the 'accept' button. Whatever takes me into the game I bought. (And own.)

 

[laggyteabag]

Nope. For all I know, i've probably sold my soul to EA by now.

 

[viscomica]

I usually skim them. Trying only to read those parts that could fuck me over in a distant (or not so distant) future.

 

[DarkhoIlow]

Who the hell has time to read EULA? I sure don't...get me in the game asap.

 

[kasperbbs]

Never, most of these things have more writing than the loan i took for 15 years, fuck that.

 

[Z of the Na'vi]

Heh, no way.

When you are moments from installing and/or playing a game you really want to play, one doesn't care about such things.

 

[visiblenoise]

Perhaps when I'm drunk.

 

[StriderShinryu]

I usually skim through them but honestly not likely at a deep enough level to really catch every underhanded bit that's probably thrown in.

 

[Lunar Templar]

Only ....

I'll read paperwork I have to sign. You know, insurance and other life important stuff.

A software ToS/EULA? BAHAHAHAHA!

Fuck no.

>.>

well, son of a *****. What Fappy said.

 

[GundamSentinel]

You know, back in the day when I still bought physical games and those games still had manuals with actual printed ToS... Back then I sometimes skimmed them when the game was installing. Sometimes.

 

[Johnny Impact]

I've had to read some contracts for my job. Pretty dry stuff. In my own life I just click "Yes, install the new iTunes." If I were getting a mortgage or something I would read and understand every word before signing.